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Name: Xindi Insectoid
Dice: 12D
Dexterity: 2D / 4D
Knowledge: 2D / 4D
Mechanical: 2D / 4D
Perception: 2D / 4D
Strength: 2D / 4D
Technical: 2D / 4D

Move: 10 / 12
Size: 1.6 - 2.1 meters
Weight: 50 - 80 kg

Special Abilities:

  • Chitin Armor: The Xindi Insectoids have a chitin armor that provides them with a physical protection of 1D.
  • Impulsive: Xindi Insectoids suffer a -1D to their Willpower skill rolls due to their impulsiveness.

Description: The Xindi-Insectoids were a species of Xindi, and were native to the planet Xindus.

Physiology

The Xindi-Insectoids were insectoid like as their name suggests. As all of the other six Xindi species, the Insectoids also had distinctive ridges on their cheek bones. The lifespan an Insectoid was approximately twelve years. Their reproduction was performed asexually.

Because of their short lifespan, the Insectoids were strongly concerned about their offspring's' survival. The Insectoid eggs were protected by the adults on hatchery brigs attached to their ships and if threatened, the Insectoids would protect their sons even with the cost of their lives. (ENT episode: "Hatchery")

Language

The Xindi-Insectoids had 67 different dialects. Their language was a clicking dialog, one of the most complex of all Xindi languages. They considered raised voices as a sign of hostility. As they grew, their names grew longer and more difficult to pronounce. (ENT episode: "The Council")

History

Like the other Xindi species, the Insectoids evolved on the planet Xindus. During the Xindi Civil War, they were allies with the Xindi-Reptilians and were ultimately responsible for the planet's destruction, when in an act of desperation, the two races detonated several explosives over the eight largest seismic fissures of the planet. Another effect from the planet's destruction was the annihilation of the Xindi-Avians, which went extinct after the planet's evacuation. (ENT episode: "The Shipment")

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